Re: <nettime> README Software Art Festival 20 Years On. Launch of Video Archive (6 Nov 2025)

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uploaded again Dorkbot Rio - BR (2008)
https://vimeo.com/1126300021?share=copy

Em qui., 9 de out. de 2025 às 15:48, tati <tati.xx@gmail.com> escreveu:

> Dorkbot Brazil (2008)
> Deconstructing '68
> First edition of Dorkbot in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
> The performance was by Bruno Tarin, Djahjah, Frado and Kruno, at Circo
> Voador on 25/05/08.
> The audio was generated from contact microphones connected to the car and
> then processed. The projections were made with PureData and are graphic
> representations of the audio generated during the performance.
> https://vimeo.com/groups/cinelerra/videos/1100663
>
>
>
> Em qui., 9 de out. de 2025 às 07:14, Geert Lovink via nettime-l <
> nettime-l@lists.nettime.org> escreveu:
>
>> From: Søren Pold <pold@cavi.au.dk>
>> Date: Monday, 6 October 2025 at 16:26
>> To: DARC mailinglist <digitalaestheticsresearchcenter.dac@maillist.au.dk>
>>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> We welcome you to this online and Aarhus event celebrating the launch of
>> the archive of the 2004 Readme Dorkbot videos. To mark this occasion and
>> discuss the last 20 years in art, culture and computation, some of the
>> original presenters will come together online to talk about then,
>> in-between and now. From 2002 to 2005 the Read_me Software Art and Culture
>> festivals took place in Moscow, Helsinki, Aarhus and Dortmund, establishing
>> a new scene for software art, culture and theory. In connection, the
>> Runme.org software art repository was launched in 2003, just before
>> platforms and apps came about and reconfigured what we knew as the Internet.
>>
>> The 2004 Readme Festival in Aarhus was the largest of these gatherings of
>> international software artists, experimenters and theorists. In partnership
>> with Dorkbot, it ran a “camp” for “people doing strange things with
>> software,” where over 50 people anarchically presented their projects.
>> These presentations were recorded and have now been digitized. Most of
>> these software art projects have since stopped working, so these videos
>> offer a unique opportunity to see these projects explained, contextualised
>> and working.
>>
>> We welcome you to the event celebrating the launch of the archive of the
>> 2004 Readme Dorkbot videos. To mark this occasion and discuss the last 20
>> years in art, culture and computation, some of the original presenters –
>> then young and now beautiful – will come together online to talk, for 5 min
>> each, about then, in-between and now.
>>
>> 6 November
>> Aarhus (UTC+2) 16.00-18.00
>> London (UTC+1) 15.00-17.00
>> Los-Angeles (UTC-7) 7.00-9.00
>> Hong Kong (UTC+9) 22.00-0.00
>> Miami (UTC-4) 10.00-12.00
>> Register here (important for online access – if in Aarhus you’re welcome
>> at AIAS)
>> https://event.au.dk/events/re-readme-workshop-2025
>>
>> Lineup
>> Søren Pold and Christian Ulrik Andersen, Troels Degn Johansson, Olga
>> Goriunova, Geoff Cox, Christophe Bruno, Inke Arns, Alessandro Ludovico,
>> Dave Griffiths, Saul Albert, Matthew Fuller, Pau David Alsina Gonzalez,
>> Joan Leandre, Annina Ruest, Amy Alexander, Casey Reas, Rachel Beth
>> Egenhoefer, Jon Satrom, Goodiepal
>>
>>
>> https://darc.au.dk/blog/nyhed/artikel/readme-software-art-festival-20-years-on-launch-of-video-archive
>>
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